In antiquo[rum] patrum vitas a beato Hieronimo conscriptas registru[m] alphabetico ordine dilige[n]ter collectum incipit.
1485
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Title
In antiquo[rum] patrum vitas a beato Hieronimo conscriptas registru[m] alphabetico ordine dilige[n]ter collectum incipit.
Uniform title
Vitae patrum.
Created/published
[Strasbourg] : [Printer of the 1483 Vitas patrum], anno D[omi]ni 1485 Nonas v[er]o Iulij [7 July] ...
Description
[10], CCXXIX, [1] leaves ; 32 cm (fol.)
Associated name
Note
Title from incipit of table (leaf a2r).
A reprint of the ed. of 1483 by the same printer, with a larger type page, reducing the number of leaves by 20.
Date of publication from colophon (leaf G7v); place and publisher statement from Goff.
Signatures: a¹⁰, b-z⁸, A-D⁸, E⁶, F-G⁸.
Printed in 2 columns.
The first and last leaves are blank.
Capital spaces, mostly with guide letters.
A reprint of the ed. of 1483 by the same printer, with a larger type page, reducing the number of leaves by 20.
Date of publication from colophon (leaf G7v); place and publisher statement from Goff.
Signatures: a¹⁰, b-z⁸, A-D⁸, E⁶, F-G⁸.
Printed in 2 columns.
The first and last leaves are blank.
Capital spaces, mostly with guide letters.
Cited/described in
Goff, F.R. Incunabula in American libraries, H-207
BM 15th cent., I, p. 98 (IB.1311)
Hain-Copinger, 8600*
BM 15th cent., I, p. 98 (IB.1311)
Hain-Copinger, 8600*
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Genre/form
Place of creation/publication
France -- Strasbourg.
Call number
INC H190 copy 2
Folger-specific note
Lacks leaves k2 and k3. Initials decorated in colors on leaves b1r (9 lines) and r5r (7 lines); other main initials in blue paint with red penwork infill; smaller initials and paragraph marks provided in red throughout the book with underlining of titles. A few manuscript notes in brown ink, and numerous "Nota" and trefoil markings. Contemporary calf binding on wooden boards, blind tooled with stamps designated in Schwenke-Schunke as "Hildesheim Christuskopf" (Lamm 42, Pelikan 16, Hirsch 68, Hahn 23/4, Hertz 110, and Schrift 121); evidence of 5 bosses and 2 clasps catching on front cover; evidence of a few finding tabs; previously rebacked and mended several times; repaired; in a tailored box. Ownership inscriptions on first leaf "liber mei Iohẽs Haeke de Ruẽmũd.", and "Iste lib[er] p[er]tin[et] [con]ue[n]tui frm̃ s[anc]t[a]e cr[ucis] i[n] Rur[em]unda ad s[anc]tum̃ Corneliu[m] ex pia dona[tione] vidu[alis?] Dni. io. Haeck artiu[m] libraliu[m] mgri. medicinarũq[ue] licenciati exp[er]tissi ..."; lower pt. of 1st leaf (bearing provenance?) has been cut off and replaced; another inscription on leaf a2r "Cruciferorum Ruremũd[ae]"; bookplate of Francis Hopkinson and his notes on front endpaper locating the printing in Basel; also a bookplate with motto "Arise. Pray. Work"; purchased in 1917.
Curatorial file available.
Curatorial file available.